University High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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:plea ing fke lf'0tIflfl6tfi5f6 Meet the Mohicans . . , with the dying echo of the last Mohicanis steps through the halls went the last class to have attendecl both junior and senior high school on the campus of University l-ligh. Their careers as students be- gan in February, l92l, and from that day on they acquired a reputation deserving the title of Mighty Mohicansf, Under the sponsorship of Miss Lowers and Mr. Lindsey, who contributed uniquely in the Color Day, they began their activities by living up to their name as Senior Bis when they defeated the graduating class, in Field Day. The Mohicans saluted the departing Atlanteans at the tradi- tional semi-annual Senior dance in l94O spring semester. With the theme of Meet the Mohicansf' a cast of fifty Seniors presented their Color Day to the students of Uni- versity High School on October 24, Wovein around school life, it carried the students through their daily routine, on the bus, in the attendance office, at the Senior prom, and on the rooters' bench, with Mr. Stanton as the harassed villain, The Mohican class, resplendent in soft powder-blue sweaters with a contrasting bow and arrow emblem of navy blue and red, was presented to the student body, descend- ing stairs on both sides of the stage and marching on through the auditorium. They were introduced through the combined efforts of Pete McNair, the Sleeping Beauty, and Alvin Levine as Prince Charming. Nancy Reynolds, torch singer, and Doreen Hayward, oriental dancer, added tothe program a colorful zest that made it outstanding. A skit entitled Home Sweet Home, a typical ham drama, was portrayed by Bob VanAnda, Pat l-lyatt, Tom Duffy, Carol Aldrich and Bill OiBrien. Virginia Lowers and Melzar Lindsey Sponsors of the Mohicans ZZ